Computational Biologist (Proteomics)

FMI; Basel; Presencial; CHF 110.000 - 140.000; Jornada completa

Ventajas ofrecidas por este puesto de trabajo

Competitive compensation

3-year initial contract

Training opportunities

Descripción de la vacante

The Friedrich Miescher Institute for Biomedical Research (FMI) seeks a Computational Biologist with experience in proteomics data analysis to join its Computational Biology Facility in Basel.

You will collaborate with FMI scientists to interpret and publish results, analyze mass spectrometry data, and integrate multi-omics datasets. The role offers a 3-year initial contract with potential transition to a permanent position, training opportunities, and an international, inclusive environment.

Formación

• PhD or equivalent in computational biology or related field with statistics training.
• Strong programming skills and knowledge of algorithms and data structures.
• Extensive experience analyzing and interpreting mass spectrometry data using state-of-the-art tools.
• Experience integrating proteomics with other data modalities (e.g., RNA-seq, ATAC-seq).
• Ability to communicate results and collaborate with experimental biologists.

Responsabilidades

• Collaborate with FMI scientists to interpret, communicate, and publish results.
• Work with Mass Spectrometry Facility on advanced data analysis.
• Analyze proteomics and other omics datasets and develop new analytic approaches.

Conocimientos

Programming

Mass spectrometry

Statistics

Multivariate analysis

Data integration

Educación

PhD or equivalent

Herramientas

Bioconductor

Galaxy

RNA-seq

Descripción del empleo

The Friedrich Miescher Institute for BiomedicalResearch ( FMI ) is seeking a Computational Biologist withexperience in Proteomics data analysis to join its Computational Biology Facility.

The Computational Biology Facility supports andcollaborates with FMI scientists in the analysis and interpretation of large, state-of-the-art datasets to address fundamentalquestions in biomedical research. It also provides external and in-housedeveloped analysis tools ( fmicompbio.github.io ) and offers training in programming, bioinformatics, and reproducibleresearch. The facility is a member of the Swiss Institute of Bioinformatics and actively contributes to community projects suchas Bioconductor and Galaxy .

In this role, you will

• Collaborate with FMI scientists tointerpret, communicate, and publish results.
• Work closely with the Mass Spectrometry Facilityon advanced data analysis.
• Analyze proteomics and otherhigh-throughput omics datasets and develop new analytical approaches whenneeded.
• Advise scientists on experimental designand data analysis strategies.
• Teach and mentor scientists in computationalbiology and proteomics.

About you

• You hold a PhD degree or can demonstrate equivalentexperience in computational biology, physics, mathematics, biology or relatedfields, with formal training in statistics and multivariate data analysis.
• You have strong programming skills,including knowledge of algorithms, data structures, and signal processing.
• You have extensive experience analyzingand interpreting mass spectrometry data using state-of-the-art tools, and youare interested in integrating it with other data modalities, such as RNA-seqor ATAC-seq data.
• You enjoy collaborative projects, communicateresults effectively, and work well with experimental biologists.
• You can work independently and are open toacquiring new skills relevant to your role.

What we offer

• A competitive compensation and benefitspackage.
• A 3-year initial contract with the plan oftransition to a permanent position.
• Opportunities to participate in scientificmeetings and attend workshops and training programs to learn newtechniques.
• A dynamic, multidisciplinary, andinternational environment that values diversity, inclusion, and thecontributions of every individual.
• A friendly, supportive, and competentteam.

The FMI is a world-class biomedical researchinstitute affiliated with the University of Basel and Novartis BiomedicalResearch. With an international staff of about 330 people, including more than150 postdoctoral fellows and graduate students, the FMI conducts cutting-edgeresearch in genome regulation, multicellular systems and neurobiology. We arelocated in the vibrant city of Basel, Switzerland’s third-largest city andEurope’s leading hub for the life sciences.

At the FMI, diversity is the cornerstone ofinnovation and collaboration. We foster an inclusive environment where everyonecan thrive and contribute meaningfully. We welcome applicants of all genders,cultures, ethnicities, and demographics who can complement our existing team. Together,we aim to build a scientific community that reflects the diversity of thesociety we serve.